Here’S Help
pp. 119-120 · Read in the full issue
For A Persistent Worry
CONSTIPATION, fore-runner of many troubles, affects people of all ages and walks of life and causes much annoyance and worry.
When the bowels refuse to work natur ally and regularly, the body absorbs poisons from the waste that remains in the system. Constipation brings sick headaches, biliousness, coated tongue and unpleasant breath, flatulence, loss of appetite, blemishes and other troubles which quickly upset your health and well being.
These troubles are easily corrected by safe, gentle Pinkettes for you and all the family. Pinkettes are simple to take; and do not have harsh after-effects which can be dangerous. Being compounded of harmless vegetable ingredients only, Pinkettes act in Nature’s way. Thousands and thousands of people have found Pinkettes the ideal laxative, because they are not habit-forming and the dose is re duced as they make you regular. Always at chemists and stores.
Pleiades, mentioned in October, left Auckland in mid-November and Whangaroa, North Auckland, on November 24 for Sydney. Skippered by L. Mallet the five men aboard plan to cruise the Queensland coast until autumn when they are likely to head out for the Islands, though no fixed plans have yet been made.
The Seven Seas Cruising Associa tion (PO Box 163, Coronado, Cali fornia, USA) which is dedicated to small-boat cruising, reports on some members now on world cruises: Harry and Oceana Scott, Aus tralians 5 years out of Sydney in their 44-foot ketch New Silver Gull, reported returned to Cali
fornia in November from a tT months’ cruise through Puget Soi and were going off to Vancom where their HQ would be the Rc Vancouver Yacht Club.
Another SSCA member, Jc Caldwell, with his wife Mary s three sons, is still in Tahiti, expects to leave shortly on the \ to Australia.
The 34-foot Novia is expected leave California waters for Pacific shortly.
The 10-tons Australian ke Peer Gynt arrived in Noumea, I s Caledonia, late December from A tralia via Lord Howe Island.
The Peer Gynt is owned j commanded by Mr. Norman Ro: Miss Sylvia Roach acts as o (when the weather is good enoi for her not to be seasick, she sa and Mr. Jim Davies as crew, embarked at Lord Howe and is i planning to return to Australis Rome says he will remain Noumea for three months, dur the hurricane season. He is i looking for work there. He is lo ing for someone to take the pi of Davies if the latter goes b to Australia. Rome hopes to to San Francisco via the us Pacific Islands.
The Peer Gynt ran into he seas between Lord Howe and I Caledonia; Rome and Miss Ro say that the height of the ws on occasions could have been a thing between 25 and 30 feet.